I wasn’t bothered much by its meandering style, but of course some episodes worked better than others. As for the other lines of criticism, probably what made me grow attached to the characters was the very fact that they were at times so unlikeable, and yet so true to themselves (even Augustin). Also that all of them…

Those scenes in the desert at night were excruciating for the thousands of Spanish extras who worked for 12+ hours until the morning and were paid very poorly. At least it showcases a bit of the province of Almeria.

I’ve been resisting the idea of having a wedding for years, but if I one day cave in, it could be nice to buy one really gorgeous designer dress once in my life, like the one Olivia Munn wore to the Oscars. Not a cheaper alternative and not something I would get to wear often afterwards, but there’s no fucking way I…

Came here to say the same thing.

“I don’t know, it’s just dumb” is also probably something your students would say.

Great piece. Probably not relevant since I live in Brazil, but here goes:

Not twerking, sure, but it’s called wining.

I totally agree that agonizing over the voicemail was very unbelievable, as has every Eli storyline been this season, unfortunately. It felt like the writers recognizing they had nothing good going on, storywise. It felt forced and that meant I could not really enjoy the dramatic performances it generated

You guys should really continue this enlightening discussion about masturbation as compared to abortion and totally keep refering to countries you know nothing about as shitholes riddled by poverty. I mean, abortion is such an important, big issue, why should you have to stop arguing about it to take notice on our…

I see what you’re saying, ambivalence might be too strong of a word, maybe you could say those unplanned, oopsie pregnancies were a result of people being reluctantly open to having a baby. This however is not to be equated to saying YES to babies, that would be too simplistic. I can tell because I was in that…